Sammen med 300 besøgende slog Immigrantmuseet i februar 2020 dørene op til en ny særudstilling om en lille religiøs minoritetsgruppe. Sikherne i Danmark – Meet the Sikhs var navnet på udstillingen, der gennem private fotos, genstande og livsberetninger fortalte historien om det danske sikh-samfund gennem de seneste 50 år. Med et fælles ønske om at formidle de danske sikhers migrationshistorie indgik Immigrantmuseet i sensommeren 2019 et nyt partnerskab med repræsentanter for det danske sikh-samfund, herunder organisationerne Sikh Ungdom, Øst Punjab kulturforening og Sikh Archive. Partnerskabet kulminerede i en omfattende særudstilling, der gav museets brugere indblik i en særlig minoritetsgruppe i Danmark og samtidig bestyrkede brugernes udsyn til verdenen.
Blodanvendelse i menneskeføde har været et omdiskuteret emne i mange år, og ofte har debatten været præget af stærke holdninger for eller imod anvendelsen. I denne artikel undersøges forskellige diskurser for anvendelsen af blod i madlavning gennem udvalgte danske kogebøger samt notitser og annoncer fra lokale dagblade i perioden 1860-1980. Med centrale periodenedslag vil artiklens analysefokus være forskellige aktørers agitation for blodanvendelsen og disses argumentationsfremførelse, der vil belyses og forklares ud fra ændringer og tendenser i den politiske, økonomiske, sociale og kulturelle samtid.
Pre-industrial emission levels can serve as a basis to set emission requirements in current conditions to approximate natural circulation of resources and protect the environment. In Denmark, the year 1900 has been set as a reference for water regulation purposes. Reliable measurements from this time are not available. To define reference conditions, we estimate point source emissions of nutrients from Danish towns in 1900 based on historic documentation and current quantitative data. The flow of nutrients emitted by humans and animals and in industrial wastewater is quantified based on the assessment of typical discharge routes in a set of model towns. We find that point source emissions were significant, with 4261 t nitrogen and 764 t phosphorous emitted from towns in 1900. The main source were human excrements (61%), followed by excrements of animals held in towns (32%) and industry (6%). Further, 59% of nutrients were discharged directly to water, 22% were used as fertilizer on agricultural soil and 19% were emitted to soil via landfills and spills. Current point source emissions of nutrients to water (6600 t N/year and 900 t P/year) are significantly higher, revealing a need for radical reductions if historic emission levels should not be exceeded in the future.
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